Hank Aaron

 Hank Aaron

Hank Aaron was a baseball player who was able to play professional baseball. Hank Aaron would be contracted to play in the Major League Baseball and was able to beat Babe Ruth's home run record. Babe Ruth was known as the individual with most home runs in the history of baseball. 

Babe Ruth was able to score 714 home runs while Hank Aaron scored 755 home runs. Hank Aaron was described being one of the best baseball players of all time being able to be disciplined on the field. Hank Aaron was known for being quiet and reserved yet being one of the best baseball players of all time. 

Hank Aaron's story teaches us the importance of discipline and dedication in sports. Regardless of the sport or physical activity that is practiced, dedication, discipline, making an effort, and humility are needed to persevere. While Hank Aaron was not austentacious nor arrogant, he was able to be one of the greatest if not the greatest baseball player in Major League Baseball. 

Hank Aaron allows us to understand the importance of discipline in sports and being able to improve each day. Hank Aaron kept improving throughout his career seen in his home run record. (There is no need for racism and hating people based on how much melanin they do or do not produce. More important than melanin production or lack thereof is the content of a person's character.)